Mood monitoring patients actually use

Only 11% of patients will keep a pen and paper mood journal. 1

However, daily mood rating via text messaging has a compliance rate greater than 90%. 2

Prevent patients from waiting too long to seek boosters

Self-tracking helps patients become more mindfull of their mood, allowing them to seek help before they fully relapse.

Patients can see their mood chart at any time and if they see it start to dip they will often schedule a booster so they don't fall into the "red" zone.

Also, they can share their mood data with their therapists, thereby improving coordination of care.

Know how your patients are doing at all times

You need to know how your patients are doing and if they are in need of additional care.

The American Psychiatric Association's Consensus Statement on the Use of Ketamine in the Treatment of Mood Disorders states, "treating clinicians should be able to ensure that rapid follow-up evaluations of patients’ psychiatric symptoms can be provided as needed." 3

With our patient dashboard and reporting tools, you will have the up-to-data you need to provide the proper standard of care for your patients without wasting costly staff time on follow-up calls and emails.

We use clinically verified surveys

Every day patients receive a single scale mood question that was found to be a reliable and valid survey instrument by John Hopkins University. 2

To provide more in-depth data collection of specific symptoms, the well validated depression severity survey, the PHQ-9, 4 is given to patients before each treatment and also texted post-treatment on a schedule set by the doctor.

In the fall of 2017, we will be adding the Brief Pain Inventory to help you monitor pain patients as well.